OK, you guys know the drill by now. The consistency rankings are another way to measure the performance of your fantasy players. We think that they're one of the best way to measure fantasy performance, because they look not only at the total fantasy points a player has scored, but also at the distribution of those points per week. If a player consistently scores higher than his position's "baseline" -- or worst starter -- that player is rewarded, while players who post dynamite numbers one week, and lay an egg the next two weeks, are penalized.
This week we run into a few anomalies -- 1.) after Randy Moss's sub-par performance last week, Andre Johnson takes over as the most consistent WR despite only playing in two games -- 2.) Brian Greise moves into the upper echelon of QBs, again despite only playing in two games. I'm considering making it a 3 game minimum to compute a consistency ranking, which would solve the problem. Although one could argue that as long as the player in question is not out for the year, he should be judged on his performance in the games he played. Hopefully Andre will be back soon, and the point will be moot.
The rankings are base on WCOFF rules and setup.